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Curse of the Voodoo (1965)

May 1, 1965 (US) Horror • 77m

Overview

In Africa, a professional hunter kills a male lion which is sacred to a local tribe which also practices voodoo; and when he returns to England, he finds himself deteriorating under the influence of a curse which they have placed on him for his sacrilege.

Director

Lindsay Shonteff

Writer

Brian Clemens

Top Billed

Bryant Haliday

Keywords

Top Billed Cast

Lisa Daniely
Lisa Daniely

Janet Stacey

Dennis Price
Dennis Price

Maj. Lomas

Danny Daniels
Danny Daniels

Chief M'Gobo

Mary Kerridge
Mary Kerridge

Janet's mother

Valli Newby
Valli Newby

The Girl from the Nightclub

Beryl Cunningham
Beryl Cunningham

Nightclub dancer

Nigel Feyisetan
Nigel Feyisetan

Simbasa in London

Andy Myers
Andy Myers

Tommy Stacey

Jean Lodge
Jean Lodge

Betty Lomas

Jimmy Felgate
Jimmy Felgate

Nightclub Bartender

John Witty
John Witty

Police Inspector

Louis Mahoney
Louis Mahoney

African Expert

Crew
Mary Gibson
Mary Gibson

Wardrobe Master

Gerald Gibbs
Gerald Gibbs

Director of Photography

Tony Inglis
Tony Inglis

Art Direction

Kenneth Rive
Kenneth Rive

Executive Producer

Leigh Vance
Leigh Vance

Additional Dialogue

Brian Fahey
Brian Fahey

Original Music Composer

Gerry Fletcher
Gerry Fletcher

Makeup Artist

Fred Slark
Fred Slark

Executive In Charge Of Production

Jock May
Jock May

Sound Recordist

Brian Elvin
Brian Elvin

Camera Operator



Reviews

CinemaSerf

⭐ 3/10

September 5, 2024

Now then, where to start.... I am a big fan of the ultimately rather tragic Dennis Price; he was superb in "Kind Hearts and Coronets" (1949) so thought I'd defy the reviews and give it a chance. Well, you know what - it's dreadful nonsense. Bryant Haliday is a big game hunter who commits the ultimate taboo for a local tribe of voodoo worshippers - he kills a Simla (not the one from the cartoon, you understand...). This is sacrilegious to the loca… read the rest.

Status

Released

Original Language

EN

Budget

Revenue

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